A ton of new servicing deals have hit the market. But will regulatory scrutiny throw a monkey wrench into the transactions?

Investors hunger for yield. And what better place to get it than in the new breed of subprime mortgages.

Fitch says nonbank servicers resolve delinquencies at a significantly faster pace than banks, partly due to the loss-mitigation requirements for the five big banks included in the $25 billion national servicing settlement.

Treasury could withhold HAMP incentive payments to CitiMortgage, but noted that after considering all relevant factors, it has chosen not to at this time.

A new report from FHFA confirms what small mortgage firms have long known: they can't catch much of break when it comes to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guaranty fees.

Pricing on GSE risk-sharing deals have been attractive, suggesting that each may be scalable to a significant degree.

Guaranty fees are going up next year, but with a new FHFA director set to take over, loan level price adjustments may be altered.

Although there are only a few weeks left in 2013, a few large mortgage servicing deals may get done yet.

The liberal-leaning ACLU thinks troubled mortgagors are getting the shaft from the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

While Ocwen Financial is laying off staffers, other firms are hiring, including Churchill Mortgage of Brentwood, TN.